India Divine

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Oh, Motherland Divine

Upon this blessed soil, where valor finds its light,
And Durga rides in glory, fierce and ever bright.
A sacred map of freedom, upon this Earth engraved,
A heavenly creation, a land divinely saved!

From your rivers flow the nectar of wisdom pure,
Oh, land where knowledge and timelessness endure.
Your mountains sing the hymns of sages old,
Your fields whisper tales of valor bold.

Oh, cradle of Sanatana Dharma's ancient song,
Where ageless culture stands eternally strong,
Oh, temple of truth, Oh, land of radiant gleam,
Oh, sacred Kurukshetra, blessed in history's stream!

Oh, Bharathvarsha, land so pure and fair,
Where freedom strugglers breathed the sacred air!
Where martyrs' blood has sanctified the sod,
And dreams of Dharma rise, blessed by God!

Here sages of old are born in forms anew,
Oh, holy land, forever strong and true!
Through your veins, the rivers of Dharma gently glide,
To oceans of truth, where wisdom does reside.

Oh, birthplace of warriors, the brave and ever free,
Land of freedom strugglers and martyrs' legacy!
A soil of sacrifice, of dreams yet to be,
Oh, destined land, forever bold and free!

Mother of love, of friendship's gentle grace,
Adored by millions in your warm embrace!
Land of service, of spirit noble and grand,
Oh, precious jewel upon this cherished land!

Pride of Bharat's daughters and her valiant sons,
Blessed with patience and the warmth of radiant suns!
Oh, Mother India, fortune's cherished bride,
In reverence and love, we stand here by your side.

You rise as a beacon for a world in deep despair,
Oh, Bharatamba, to you we humbly bow,
Oh, sacred Mother, ever free somehow!
Your spirit soars eternal beneath the boundless skies!

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